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UK constitution

Is it a sufficient check on executive power?

We know what a constitution is, but we rarely debate what it is for. In this article Philip Norton looks at the pros and cons of the current UK constitution and assesses some proposed reforms

Philip Norton

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Unit 2 Reforming the constitution

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